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1989 Currie Cup Division A
CountriesSouth Africa
Date28 April – 7 October 1989
ChampionsTemplate:Rut Northern Transvaal (16th title) / Template:Rut Western Province (29th title)
RelegatedTemplate:Rut South West Africa
(withdrew)
← 1988
1990 →

The 1989 Currie Cup Division A (known as the Santam Bank Currie Cup for sponsorship reasons) was the top division of the Currie Cup competition, the premier domestic rugby union competition in South Africa. This was the 51st season since the competition started in 1889.

Teams

1989 Currie Cup Division A
Template:Rut Eastern Province
Template:Rut Free State
Template:Rut Natal
Template:Rut Northern Free State
Template:Rut Northern Transvaal
Template:Rut South West Africa
Template:Rut Transvaal
Template:Rut Western Province

Changes between 1988 and 1989 seasons

Changes between 1989 and 1990 seasons

Competition

Regular season and title play-offs

There were eight participating teams in the 1989 Currie Cup Division A. These teams played each other twice over the course of the season, once at home and once away. Teams received two points for a win and one points for a draw. The top two teams qualified for the title play-offs (along with the top team from Division B). In the semi-finals, the team that finished second had home advantage against the team that finished top of Division B, while the team that finished top had a bye through to the final. The final was then played at the home venue of the higher-placed team.

Relegation play-offs

The bottom team on the log qualified for the relegation play-offs. That team played off against the team placed top in Division B over two legs. The winner over these two ties qualified for the 1990 Currie Cup Division A, while the losing team qualified for the 1990 Currie Cup Division B.

Log

1989 Currie Cup Division A Log
Pos Team Pl W D L PF PA PD TF TA Pts
1 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal 14 14 0 0 530 195 +335 71 17 28
2 Template:Rut Western Province 14 10 0 4 431 258 +173 56 30 20
3 Template:Rut Free State 14 8 0 6 336 272 +64 35 22 16
4 Template:Rut Transvaal 14 7 0 7 408 371 +37 46 48 14
5 Template:Rut Natal 14 7 0 7 327 313 +14 39 34 14
6 Template:Rut South West Africa 14 4 0 10 248 434 –186 28 53 8
7 Template:Rut Northern Free State 14 3 0 11 262 434 –142 28 52 6
8 Template:Rut Eastern Province 14 3 0 11 211 476 –265 18 68 6
Template:Rut Northern Transvaal qualified for the Currie Cup Final and Template:Rut Western Province qualified for the Currie Cup Semi-Final.
Template:Rut South West Africa withdrew from the competition following Namibian independence.[1]

* Legend: Pos = Position, Pl = Played, W = Won, D = Drawn, L = Lost, PF = Points For, PA = Points Against, PD = Points Difference, TF = Tries For, TA = Tries Against, Pts = Log Points

Points breakdown:
*2 points for a win
*1 point for a draw

Fixtures and Results

Round One

29 April 1989 Template:Rut Eastern Province 15 – 45 Template:Rut Transvaal Port Elizabeth  
Report[2]


29 April 1989 Template:Rut Free State 18 – 12 Template:Rut South West Africa Bloemfontein  
Report[3]


29 April 1989 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal 27 – 18 Template:Rut Northern Free State Pretoria  
Report[4]


29 April 1989 Template:Rut Natal 17 – 21 Template:Rut Western Province Durban  
Report[5]

Round Two

6 May 1989 Template:Rut Northern Free State 56 – 15 Template:Rut Eastern Province Welkom  
Report[6]


6 May 1989 Template:Rut South West Africa 12 – 45 Template:Rut Natal Windhoek  
Report[7]


6 May 1989 Template:Rut Transvaal 32 – 24 Template:Rut Free State Johannesburg  
Report[8]


6 May 1989 Template:Rut Western Province 18 – 30 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal Cape Town  
Report[9]

Round Three

13 May 1989 Template:Rut Free State 46 – 12 Template:Rut Eastern Province Bloemfontein  
Report[10][11]


13 May 1989 Template:Rut Natal 16 – 10 Template:Rut Transvaal Durban  
Report[12]


13 May 1989 Template:Rut Northern Free State 27 – 22 Template:Rut Western Province Welkom  
Report[13]


13 May 1989 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal 55 – 13 Template:Rut South West Africa Pretoria  
Report[14]

Round Four

20 May 1989 Template:Rut Eastern Province 27 – 18 Template:Rut Natal Port Elizabeth  
Report[15]


20 May 1989 Template:Rut Free State 23 – 12 Template:Rut Northern Free State Bloemfontein  
Report[16]


20 May 1989 Template:Rut South West Africa 24 – 27 Template:Rut Western Province Windhoek  
Report[17]


20 May 1989 Template:Rut Transvaal 15 – 46 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal Johannesburg  
Report[18]

Round Five

3 June 1989 Template:Rut Natal 16 – 21 Template:Rut Free State Durban  
Report[19]


3 June 1989 Template:Rut Northern Free State 22 – 15 Template:Rut South West Africa Welkom  
Report[20]


3 June 1989 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal 50 – 6 Template:Rut Eastern Province Pretoria  
Report[21]


3 June 1989 Template:Rut Western Province 35 – 15 Template:Rut Transvaal Cape Town  
Report[22]

Round Six

10 June 1989 Template:Rut Eastern Province 11 – 25 Template:Rut Western Province Port Elizabeth  
Report[23]


10 June 1989 Template:Rut Free State 16 – 24 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal Bloemfontein  
Report[24]


10 June 1989 Template:Rut Natal 40 – 9 Template:Rut Northern Free State Durban  
Report[25]


10 June 1989 Template:Rut Transvaal 46 – 28 Template:Rut South West Africa Johannesburg  
Report[26]

Round Seven

17 June 1989 Template:Rut Northern Free State 19 – 27 Template:Rut Transvaal Welkom  
Report[27]


17 June 1989 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal 58 – 15 Template:Rut Natal Pretoria  
Report[28]


17 June 1989 Template:Rut South West Africa 32 – 20 Template:Rut Eastern Province Windhoek  
Report[29]


17 June 1989 Template:Rut Western Province 29 – 6 Template:Rut Free State Cape Town  
Report[30]

Round Eight

15 July 1989 Template:Rut Eastern Province 25 – 0 Template:Rut Northern Free State Port Elizabeth  
Report[31]


15 July 1989 Template:Rut Free State 22 – 12 Template:Rut Transvaal Bloemfontein  
Report[32]


15 July 1989 Template:Rut Natal 22 – 16 Template:Rut South West Africa Durban  
Report[33]


15 July 1989 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal 24 – 9 Template:Rut Western Province Pretoria  
Report[34]

Round Nine

29 July 1989 Template:Rut Free State 26 – 27 Template:Rut Natal Bloemfontein  
Report[35]
Bye/s: Template:Rut Eastern Province, Template:Rut Northern Free State, Template:Rut Northern Transvaal, Template:Rut South West Africa, Template:Rut Transvaal, Template:Rut Western Province

Round Ten

5 August 1989 Template:Rut Eastern Province 21 – 33 Template:Rut Free State Port Elizabeth  
Report[36]


5 August 1989 Template:Rut South West Africa 3 – 71 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal Windhoek  
Report[37]


5 August 1989 Template:Rut Transvaal 38 – 20 Template:Rut Natal Johannesburg  
Report[38]


5 August 1989 Template:Rut Western Province 54 – 13 Template:Rut Northern Free State Cape Town  
Report[39]

Round Eleven

12 August 1989 Template:Rut Natal 24 – 3 Template:Rut Eastern Province Durban  
Report[40]


12 August 1989 Template:Rut Northern Free State 13 – 40 Template:Rut Free State Welkom  
Report[41]


12 August 1989 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal 38 – 24 Template:Rut Transvaal Pretoria  
Report[42]


12 August 1989 Template:Rut Western Province 47 – 6 Template:Rut South West Africa Cape Town  
Report[43]

Round Twelve

19 August 1989 Template:Rut Eastern Province 12 – 27 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal Port Elizabeth  
Report[44]


19 August 1989 Template:Rut South West Africa 24 – 12 Template:Rut Northern Free State Windhoek  
Report[45]


19 August 1989 Template:Rut Transvaal 27 – 35 Template:Rut Western Province Johannesburg  
Report[46]
Bye/s: Template:Rut Free State, Template:Rut Natal

Round Thirteen

9 September 1989 Template:Rut Northern Free State 22 – 27 Template:Rut Natal Welkom  
Report[47]


9 September 1989 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal 29 – 24 Template:Rut Free State Pretoria  
Report[48]


9 September 1989 Template:Rut South West Africa 25 – 15 Template:Rut Transvaal Windhoek  
Report[49]


9 September 1989 Template:Rut Western Province 64 – 12 Template:Rut Eastern Province Cape Town  
Report[50]

Round Fourteen

16 September 1989 Template:Rut Eastern Province 16 – 6 Template:Rut South West Africa Port Elizabeth  
Report[51]


16 September 1989 Template:Rut Free State 19 – 11 Template:Rut Western Province Bloemfontein  
Report[52]


16 September 1989 Template:Rut Natal 13 – 18 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal Durban  
Report[53]


16 September 1989 Template:Rut Transvaal 52 – 30 Template:Rut Northern Free State Johannesburg  
Report[54]

Round Fifteen

23 September 1989 Template:Rut Northern Free State 9 – 33 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal Welkom  
Report[55]


23 September 1989 Template:Rut South West Africa 22 – 18 Template:Rut Free State Windhoek  
Report[56]


23 September 1989 Template:Rut Transvaal 50 – 16 Template:Rut Eastern Province Johannesburg  
Report[57]


23 September 1989 Template:Rut Western Province 32 – 27 Template:Rut Natal Cape Town  
Report[58]

Semi-Finals

30 September 1989 Template:Rut Western Transvaal 9 – 71 Template:Rut Western Province Potchefstroom  
Report[59]

Final

7 October 1989 Template:Rut Western Province 16 – 16 Template:Rut Northern Transvaal Cape Town  
Report[60]

Relegation Play-Offs

The promotion/relegation play-off games between Template:Rut Eastern Province and Template:Rut Western Transvaal were not played. At the end of September 1989, the South African Rugby Board announced that Template:Rut South West Africa would not play in the 1990 Currie Cup competition and that Template:Rut Western Transvaal would be automatically promoted.[61] Despite suggestions that Template:Rut South West Africa would be allowed back into the Currie Cup,[62] South West Africa later voluntarily withdrew, due to uncertainty arising from Namibia gaining independence.[1]

See also

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